[rgorman]

Been looking on AT&T for some info and poked around here for this. I'm trying to figure out how to send a text message to my Curve- using an email type address. My old Razr used the [email protected] (I think that was it) so I could send myself notes from work.
However, that does not get through to the Curve. Tried to set up a BIS entry for that and came upon a stumbling block- it cannot configure at that domain or something. Have they changed that @blah.blah to something else?

I DON'T want to send a message to the att.blackberry.net account. I need the 10digit method to receive alerts from the NYC Marathon about a relative who is running in Sunday's race.

So I guess the short question is: What is the address for a text message to get to the Curve?

[trucky]

try...

[email protected]

[rgorman]

try...

[email protected]

umm, forgot to mention... that didn't work- "Invalid recipient"

[LDubs]

Send Email to Phone

[rgorman]

Thanks for all the help!!! With all the input I finally solved it.
You will notice that I said "10 Digit Addy"- anyone notice that by adding the "1", I had 11 numbers...

But it turns out to be the 10 digits WITHOUT the one @ txt.att.net

So, trucky- you were right-

I'll put it down as a ID-10-T Error....

[trucky]

Hah! Glad you solved the puzzle. I was wondering why yours wouldn't work and everyone else I know on AT&T did.

And, everyone here who hasn't done a similar thing, raise your hand.

No hands, good... Happy Trails

[rgorman]

I guess now I know why I haven't been able to email my phone from my contacts list- it still has the att.mobile thing... I never changed that.

whooo boy... one of those days...

Thanks again

[tech42er]

Does anyone have an updated list for the major carriers, like T-Mo, Verizon, Sprint?

[rgorman]

Does anyone have an updated list for the major carriers, like T-Mo, Verizon, Sprint?

I think this is a bit more recent than the other one.

SMS 411: How to send email to a phone

[trucky]

Here's a rather extensive list:

Cell Phone Email Addresses

[rgorman]

Pretty extensive is right! But AT&T is still wrong....